Tagged: Food

Chefs Ming Tsai and Ken Oringer have organized Wednesday's Boston Bites Back gala at Fenway Park to raise money for the One Fund. The foodie fundraiser will bring together 100 local top chefs. Tickets are $200 (except for the Marathon's first responders and victims, who get in free) and cover tastes of dishes like Japanese fried chicken and banh mi, as well as wine and beer. The event is for people 21 and older, and all proceeds will go to Boston's One Fund. 

Boston Public Radio's Jim Braude and Margery Eagan spoke with two people on Monday who are working to prove that less really can be more:

Pastry Chef Joanne Chang and business partner/husband Chris Myers will be guests to discuss their very unique partnership and surviving the restaurant business.

Segment 1: It's our Monday politics roundup, with Michael Goldman, President of Goldman and Associates, and former Massachusetts Republican Party Chair, Jennifer Nassour.

Segment 2: Talking about the imminent big-gulp ban in New York City. 

Segment 3: A new lead may have opened in the Isabella Stewart Gardener art heist. Boston Globe reporter Steve Kurkjian joined Jim and Margery to talk about the development.